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Labels: Ed Brayton (new #1)
posted by Larry Fafarman | 8/18/2009 04:36:00 PM
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The idea of a Friend of Darwin award sounds comical, and is comical. The award implies that Darwin must have been a very lousy "scientist," if he has a dire need for such characters as Ed Brayton as his "friends."
Hitler served Darwinism, at least in the sense that he put eugenics into practice. Eugenics was a theory hatched by Francis Galton, Darwin's cousin, who was a disciple of Darwin's theory of evolution: it was supposed to speed up "evolution." Hitler served the cause of "evolution" by murdering many "defective" German children, and thus getting rid of their genes.
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